Electrical Mechanic Sample Clauses

Electrical Mechanic. Certified A tradesperson who is required to hold an Electrical Mechanics Certificate issued by the Electrical Workers’ and Contractors’ Board, or its equivalent, as a result of additional responsibilities assumed for testing and connecting their own work. The additional skills payment shall not apply in whole or in part, until that person completes an apprenticeship or other equivalent training course.
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Electrical Mechanic. Certified A tradesperson who is required to hold an Electrical Mechanics Certificate issued by the Electrical Workers’ and Contractors’ Board, or its equivalent, as a result of additional responsibilities assumed for testing and connecting their own work. The additional skills payment shall not apply in whole or in part, until that person completes an apprenticeship or other equivalent training course. Controls Systems: An electrical tradesperson mainly engaged in installing, terminating, testing, modifying, commissioning or fault finding control circuitry which utilises electrical or electronic principles, and interpreting electrical drawings which include control circuitry. An Employee at this level would work under minimum supervision and technical guidance.
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Electrical Mechanic. Except as provided in 17.1.a. 2., below, Electrical Mechanics shall be paid an hourly wage rate based on a percentage of the minimum hourly wage rate for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx as follows: 1. Effective Pay Period 12, 2010 through Pay Period 11, 2012 - 95% of the minimum hourly wage rate that became effective June 1, 2009, for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx (the outside rate as of June 1, 2009, was $31.10 per hour). The above percentages shall be used to calculate the hourly wage rate for Electrical Mechanics covered by this Agreement. For purposes of interpretation and construction of the provisions of this Article, the hourly wage rate for Journeyman Xxxxxxx shall mean the minimum hourly wage agreed upon in the contract(s) between Local 494, IBEW, AFL-CIO and the National Electrical Contractors Association-Milwaukee Chapter for the period from June 1, 2007, up to and including May 31, 2010, provided, however, that, for calculation purposes, the minimum hourly wage rate for Journeyman Xxxxxxx from which the hourly wage rate for Electrical Mechanics covered by this Agreement is calculated shall be reduced by an amount equal to any reduction or elimination of any Fund Contributions below an aggregated amount of $19.74 per hour for all Fund Contributions. The Fund Contributions referred to in this provision are defined as those amounts contributed to the Local 494, IBEW, AFL-CIO, Health and Welfare Fund, Pension Fund, and Vacation Fund, and which totaled $19.74 per hour as of June 1, 2009.
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Electrical Mechanic. Except as provided in 17.1.a.5., below, Electrical Mechanics shall be paid an hourly wage rate based on a percentage of the minimum hourly wage rate for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx as follows: 1. Effective Pay Period 12, 2007- 95% of the minimum hourly wage rate for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx. 2. Effective Pay Period 12, 2008- 95% of the minimum hourly wage rate for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx. 3. Effective Pay Period 12, 2009- 95% of the minimum hourly wage rate for the outside position of Journeyman Xxxxxxx. The above percentages shall be used to calculate the hourly wage rate for Electrical Mechanics covered by this Agreement. For purposes of interpretation and construction of the provisions of this Article, the hourly wage rate for Journeyman Xxxxxxx shall mean the minimum hourly wage agreed upon in the contract(s) between Local 494, IBEW, AFL-CIO and the National Electrical Contractors Association-Milwaukee Chapter for the period from June 1, 2007, up to and including May 31, 2010, provided, however, that, for calculation purposes, the minimum hourly wage rate for Journeyman Xxxxxxx from which the hourly wage rate for Electrical Mechanics covered by this Agreement is calculated shall be reduced by an amount equal to any reduction or elimination of any Fund Contributions below an aggregated amount of $19.74 per hour for all Fund Contributions. The Fund Contributions referred to in this provision are defined as those amounts contributed to the Local 494, IBEW, AFL-CIO, Health and Welfare Fund, Pension Fund, and Vacation Fund, and which totaled $19.74 per hour as of June 1, 2009.
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Electrical Mechanic. Certified A tradesperson Who is required to hold an Electrical Mechanics Certificate issued by the Electrical Workers' and Contactors' Board, or its equivalent, as a result of additional responsibilities assumed for testing and connecting their own work. As well as undertaking the duties associated with testing and connecting, typical examples of work that an "Electrical Mechanic - Certified" would be expected to perform are cable pulling, installation of cable tray, installation of switchgear and termination of cables. The additional skills payment does not apply in whole or in part to any person, until that person completes an apprenticeship or other equivalent training course.
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